老婆
lǎo pó
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(coll.) wife
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外婆
wài pó
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(coll.) mother's mother;
maternal grandmother
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巫婆
wū pó
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witch;
sorceress;
female shaman
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婆婆
pó po
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husband's mother;
mother-in-law;
grandma
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老太婆
lǎo tài pó
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old woman (at times contemptuous)
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婆娘
pó niáng
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woman (derog.)
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婆婆妈妈
pó po mā mā
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effeminate;
old-womanish;
garrulous;
fainthearted;
overly careful;
overly sensitive;
maudlin
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婆家
pó jia
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husband's family
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姑婆
gū pó
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grandfather's sister;
sister of a woman's father-in-law
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小老婆
xiǎo lǎo pó
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concubine;
mistress;
(dialect) woman
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公婆
gōng pó
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husband's parents;
parents-in-law
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管家婆
guǎn jiā pó
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housewife (jocularly);
female housekeeper of a higher rank (old);
busybody
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阿婆
ā pó
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granny;
mother-in-law
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婆罗洲
pó luó zhōu
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Borneo island (of Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei)
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媒婆
méi pó
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matchmaker
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苦口婆心
kǔ kǒu pó xīn
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earnest and well-meaning advice (idiom); to persuade patiently
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婆娑
pó suō
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to swirl about;
(of leaves and branches) to sway
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太婆
tài pó
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great-grandmother
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大老婆
dà lǎo pó
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primary wife
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婆媳
pó xí
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mother-in-law and daughter-in-law
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三姑六婆
sān gū liù pó
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women with disreputable or illegal professions (idiom)
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占婆
zhàn pó
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Champa (Sanskrit: Campapura or Campanagara), ancient kingdom in the South of Vietnam c. 200-1693
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佔婆
zhàn pó
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Champa (Sanskrit: Campapura or Campanagara), ancient kingdom in the South of Vietnam c. 200-1693
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催生婆
cuī shēng pó
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midwife who induces labor
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八婆
bā pó
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meddling woman;
nosy parker (Cantonese)
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